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Today’s video is a guitar tutorial for “You and Me” by Lifehouse! Congrats to Ahmed for winning his request in my monthly Patreon contest! I hope you enjoy the lesson. 🙂
I also happen to be a fan of Lifehouse, so it was awesome to be able to make a tutorial for this song.
“You and Me” features 12 chords over a span of 3 chord progressions. Take note that most of these chords will have both your ring and pinky fingers anchored on the third fret, bottom two strings. Just keep ’em in place (when necessary) and it makes playing this song so much easier!
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Hey! My name is Michelle Arseneau and I go by the persona “Guitar Goddess.” Easier to remember, right? I teach beginner/intermediate guitar lessons here on YouTube because I have a passion for both music and for helping people. My goal is to inspire & motivate people like YOU all over the world to reach their guitar goals and push through the struggles without giving up. Subscribe to become a part of the Guitar Goddess Community!
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To me Guitar Goddess does NOT mean “I’m the best guitarist out there.” To me, the meaning of Guitar Goddess is on a much deeper and interconnected level. Guitar Goddess is that indescribable feeling I get whenever I play my guitar. I feel beautiful, confident & positive. It’s unlike anything else. I feel like it’s something other guitarists can relate to. Guitar Goddess does not define my skills or my playing style and I don’t think the name I chose is un-deserving in any way. In my opinion, every female guitarist should be able to call herself a Guitar Goddess no matter what style of music she plays or how experienced she is. It’s not about skill. It’s about the passion.
